Scripture reflection: 1 Corinthians 13:4–8 — Love is patient, kind, humble and enduring. There is something unmistakably Jamaican about the sound of…

One believes in God. The other sees life differently. They bought a house, built a future and now barely speak. But with a mortgage, shared assets and neither willing to leave, walking away may be the most expensive decision of all.

When love, faith and finances collide, the family home can become the hardest thing to walk away from. For Jamaican couples who separate but continue living under the same roof, the question is no longer simply whether the relationship can survive, but what happens to everything they own.

A desperate family seeks answers as Sean raises the question many Jamaicans are asking: where can ordinary people turn for truly affordable housing?

Sean thought inheriting family land in Jamaica would be straightforward. Now he is heading to Kingston with a bag of documents, plenty of questions and a growing suspicion that the lawyer might be the only person making money.

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The land belongs to the family. Everybody knows it. Grandfather worked it. His children built houses on it. The…

“And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold.” Matthew 24:12

In Jamaica, too many families spend years building wealth and almost no time deciding what should happen to it when they die.…

Kingston, Jamaica, 30 June 2026A registered land title is, on paper, just a document. In practice, it is the difference between a…

Kingston, Jamaica, 28 June 2026American homeowners are sitting on record equity. In the first quarter of 2026, homeowners in the United States…